Sentence examples for pattern analogous to from inspiring English sources
A person speaks, the sound moves a diaphragm, the diaphragm stirs a stylus, and the stylus traces a pattern analogous to the sound: an analog recording.
However, on a daily scale cranes gradually shifted activity areas, forming a space use pattern analogous to overlapping rings.
We assume a duration dependence pattern analogous to that in the continuous-time Weibull model17 by entering the log of t as a covariate.
The resulting phosphoenzyme demonstrates a digestion pattern analogous to those obtained by Pi and BeF.
Molecules in the sample can be identified by correlating known masses to the identified masses or through a characteristic fragmentation pattern, analogous to using fingerprints to identify a person.
In two goats that were ruminating during examination, a triphasic contraction pattern, analogous to that seen in cattle, was recorded; immediately before the biphasic contraction, a rejection contraction [ 13] was observed, which served to propel food into the oesophagus.
Burrowing is accomplished by one of three patterns analogous to the contract anchor extend locomotion of invertebrates.
If such a mixed state of microclusters is projected onto a two-dimensional {100} plane in a similar way to high resolution TEM, the mixed state exhibits locally a dot-pattern analogous to the projected N2M2-type (chalcopyrite-like) structure, which gives rise to superlattice reflections at {1 1/2 0}.
In the static case we find that the field suppresses oscillatory dynamics and promotes multiplicity of steady states including occurrence of reaction ionic migration patterns analogous to Turing patterns.
The noise in these signalling and gene expression networks appears to fall into self-organising, stable or metastable patterns analogous to 'minimum energy equilibrium states' according to the laws of thermodynamics.
Such progress calls for the establishment of a data portal that provides tissue-specific expression and co-expression patterns analogous to what have been established at the gene level (12 16).
